Work-life balance is decent.
Not a lot of exposure.
Kindly do not force anyone to work in a particular domain and provide salary hikes.
I applied through a staffing agency. The first round was good, around 20 minutes. It went around scenario-based questions and the logic behind the architecture. A few questions were about: * Role and responsibility * CI/CD * Table vs view * Stored p
Asked for a self-introduction, and what difficulties were faced in your project. We discussed two or three differences. Some coding questions for PySpark were given; we needed to write only in PySpark, not in SQL.
It was a normal interview for a junior role with Azure, ADF, Databricks, and Power BI knowledge. I was able to crack it easily at that point. It was a support project, so it couldn't be difficult.
I applied through a staffing agency. The first round was good, around 20 minutes. It went around scenario-based questions and the logic behind the architecture. A few questions were about: * Role and responsibility * CI/CD * Table vs view * Stored p
Asked for a self-introduction, and what difficulties were faced in your project. We discussed two or three differences. Some coding questions for PySpark were given; we needed to write only in PySpark, not in SQL.
It was a normal interview for a junior role with Azure, ADF, Databricks, and Power BI knowledge. I was able to crack it easily at that point. It was a support project, so it couldn't be difficult.